• Beginning of Year Essentials

• Conflict Resolution and Communication 

• Empathy and Compassion 

• Career Readiness and Pathway Planning 

• Transitions/Course Selection 

• Trauma Informed Classrooms

• Capturing Kids' Hearts

• Play It Safe (6th-8th)

• Love146 Not A Number (8th)

• NetSmartz Digital Citizenship

Wagner's Counseling Services department includes our Professional School Counselors and our Licensed School Based Therapist.  Each uniquely supports our campus and Counseling Services Mission and Vision.  Together, we work within a multi-tiered system of support to individualize the needs for every student.

Wagner's school-based therapist is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who supports students promoting healthy social and emotional functioning within the Georgetown ISD community through school-based therapy, education, and collaboration. For more information, see the GISD School Based Therapy site. 

The GISD Community Resource Guide exists to provide our community with information about local non-profit or low-cost services available to support a family's well-being. Georgetown ISD does not advocate or recommend any specific agency, program, or service. This information is supplied as a reference if you choose to use it. This list is assembled as a courtesy and is not a complete or comprehensive list of providers. For more information about how we can help you connect, please see the GISD Counseling Services Mental Health page.

Texas Education Code Sec 33.005 requires that Professional School Counselors in the State of Texas implement a comprehensive school counseling program that aligns to the Texas Model for Comprehensive School Counseling.  Similar to how classroom teachers align their work to the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) that have been established for the State of Texas, the Professional School Counselor is provided with domains and competencies to align their work within the Texas Model.  One domain that is established within the model is the "Personal Health and Safety" content area.

In order to address the competencies outlined in the Texas Model as well as the requirements of Senate Bill 9 from the 87th Texas Legislature (2021), the GISD Counseling Services Department has partnered with the Williamson County Child Advocacy Center to provide curriculum to students.

The Stay Safe! Anonymous Online Reporting System is a provision for GISD students or parents to anonymously report or notify school officials of incidents or actions that may pose danger to individuals or the school. Message topics may include bullying, cyber-bullying, family difficulties, self-harm, cutting, drug and alcohol abuse, student depression, harassment, weapon-related issues or abnormal student behavior.

School counselors and administrators will receive a copy of the completed online form and are responsible for following-up to the reported concern.  To make a report for Wagner, click here.

Stay Safe! is not a 24-hour crisis hotline and will only be monitored during school days and school hours.  In case of an issue requiring immediate assistance, reporters are directed to contact 911.